Naana Kakie Foundation distributes 1,350 HIV self-test kits in Ada
The Naana Kakie Foundation has distributed 1,350 HIV self-test kits and condoms to residents in the Ada districts of Ghana. The initiative aims to improve access to testing and link reactive cases to antiretroviral treatment.
Why it matters
Expanding access to self-testing is a vital strategy for managing public health and reducing the transmission of HIV in underserved communities.
Ada, Sept. 30, GNA -Naana Kakie Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, focused on HIV/AIDS and health advocacy, has distributed 1,350 HIV self-test kits and condoms to residents in the Ada East and Ada West districts.
The distribution formed part of a six-month renewable partnership between the foundation and the Ghana HIV/AIDS Network (GHANET) to improve access to HIV self-testing.
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